Join our expert panel on what’s coming next for Fire Door Safety. 

In just 60 minutes, you will learn:

What the new Regulations are and what they mean for Social Landlords
What the Fire Service will be expecting in the future
How to roll out the new changes from a resource point of view & manage reporting alongside other areas of Compliance 
Practical lessons learned from completed pilots and what challenges you'll need to overcome
The simplest way to record a Fire Door Inspection with a Live Demo
Top tips for removing barriers to procurement and move quickly to ensure that you are ready on time for 2023
Brad Walker
Fire Strategy Services

A Fellow of CIOB and CABE, Member of the Engineering Council and Institute of Fire Engineers, Brad has various qualifications in Fire Safety, Fire Investigation and Management. As a Fire Safety Consultant, he has advised on Fire Strategies for several housing organisations as well as developing and delivering fire safety training.

Peter Salisbury
Manifest Consultants

With over twenty years’ experience of the Housing sector, Pete's expertise lies in Property Compliance, Building Safety, Repairs, Servicing and Maintenance contract management and service delivery supporting clients to review and transform delivery, improving safety, quality and resident experiences.

  Mike Bradley
Propeller

A career spanning over 20 years working with contractors and DLO’s serving the Social Housing sector, Mike has been solving challenges and changes in legislation using driven data decisions utilising technology. Mike has led the development of the Propeller Asset Tagging solution and is assisting landlords to get ahead for the building safety bill.

Fire Safety Bill Regulation 10 - What's it all about?

With the arrival of the government’s Fire Reform White Paper unveiled on 18th May, a number of reforms to fire safety are now set to become enforceable from January 2023 under the Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022.       

Regulation 10 lies at the heart of tenant safety. Responsible persons for all multi-occupied residential buildings in England over 11m high will be required to undertake quarterly checks on all communal doors, as well as annual inspections on entrance doors for flats that lead onto communal areas like hallways.    

With dozens of doors even in relatively small housing blocks, it can be a time-consuming task to go round and check each one annually, let alone quarterly. However, given the difference that it can make in a critical situation – literally between life and death – it's essential that all responsible officers have the tools and resources to meet the basic requirements.    

Cloud-based technology, like Prop-FS developed by Propeller, is a fast and effective way to fully manage these checks and more, with a fully auditable trail. With a user-friendly mobile app, that feeds into an organisation’s central database in realtime, the system is quick to get up and running.     

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